Ohio colleges and other pairings listed across multiple venues
A long list of college contests and matchups across Ohio and nearby campuses including Kent State Canton at Rio Grande Indiana at Ohio State Western Michigan at Western Reserve Bliss at Cedarville Ohio U at Dayton Youngstown at Waynesburg Wilmington at Wilberforce Kenyon at Rochester and many others plus high school districts and local venues. The fragment presents a schedule-like enumeration without outcomes or dates.
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Kent State
Canton
Rio Grande
Indiana
Ohio State
Western Michigan
Western Re
Rve Bliss
Cedarville
Ohio U
Dayton
Youngstown
Waynesburg
Wilmington
Wilberforce
Kenyon
Rochester
College football schedule featured by week matchups
The listing shows Wooster at Mt. Union Ohio Wesleyan at Denison John Carroll at Akron Marshall at Youngstown Taylor at Ohio Northern LaSalle at Cincinnati Wilberforce at Defiance, detailing upcoming games across Ohio colleges with no results or dates provided.
Local Lincoln at Timken McKinley at Massillon Wooster
Local high school and college pairing listing games across Ohio with teams including Lincoln Timken McKinley Massillon Wooster Central Catholic K of C Ashland Canton South Warren Alliance Louisville Dover St Joseph Minerva Stow North Canton Alumni Brewster Canal Fulton Hartville Marlboro Navarre Middlebranch Uniontown Mogadore Dover Cambridge Uhrichsville Middlefield Dalton West Salem Dennison Barnsville Coshocton Sacred Heart Dennison St Mary Greensburg Clinton Killbuck Augusta Magnolia Sherrodsville Malvern Millersburg Rittman Orrville Loudonville Strasburg Baltic Gnadenhutten Tuscarawas Apple Creek Shreve Gienmont Clark Perrysville Deltroy Scio Jewett Nashville Lakeville Smithville Congress Kent State Marietta Wittenberg Kenyon Toledo Xavier Muskingum Findlay Bowling Green John Carroll Western Kentucky Baldwin Wallace
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County
Ashland
Canton
South Warren
Alliance
Louisville
Lisbon
Dover St. Joseph
Minerva
Stow
North Canton
Brewster
Canal Fulton
Hartville
Marlboro
Navarre
Middlebranch
Uniontown
Mogadore
OHIO
Kent State
Marietta
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Toledo
Xavier
Muskingum
Findlay
Bowling Green
John Carroll
Western Kentucky
Baldwin- Wallace
Saturday matchups highlight regional and college games
Saturday slate features Youngstown South at Lehman Timken at Youngstown Wilson Central Catholic at North Canton Alliance at Salem Mineral City at East Sparta Greensburg at Greentown Magnolia at Waynesburg Newcomerstown at Carrollton Keene at Dennison St. Mary Youngstown at Mt. Union Marietta at Wooster Ohio State at Illinois Cincinnati at Western Reserve Miami at Ohio U. Muskingum at Heidelberg Wittenberg at Oberlin Denison at Otterbein Bluffton at Taylor Cedarville at Villa Madonna Ohio Wesleyan at West Virginia Ohio Northern at Detroit Tech Xavier at Kentucky Ashland at Hiram Western Kentucky at Bowling Green Case at Carnegie Tech West Liberty at Steubenville Capital at Geneva
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Newcomerstown
Carrollton
Keene
Dennison
St. Mary
Ohio Collegiate
Youngstown
Mt. Union
Marietta
Wooster
Ohio State
Illinois
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Miami
Ohio
U. Muskingum
Heidelberg
Wittenberg
Oberlin
Denison
Otterbein
Bluffton
Taylor
Cedarville
Villa Madonna
Ohio Wesleyan
West Virginia
Ohio Northern
Detroit
Op Muskingum
Akron
Wilberforce
Cent State
Ohioe State
Bowling Green
Enyon
I Oberlin
Baldwin Wallace
Fenn
Case
Steubenville
Kent Canton
Muskingum
Kent. State
Kenyon
Wilmington
Capital
John Carroll
Mount Union
Mid-American Colcee
Butler
Western Michigan
Ohio U
Mangrum's 263 Breaks Tucson Course Record
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago won the Tucson open with a 263 for 72 holes at El Rio, earning $2,000 and becoming the tour money leader with 5,755. he tied for low round with 65 and led the event from start to finish. Al Smith finished second, Frank Stranahan led amateurs with 269, and Lew Worsham, Jimmy Demaret, Ske Riegel, Johnny Bulla contended for prizes. Defending champion Skip Alexander faltered after nine holes.
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el Rio
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
al Smith
Winston-Salem
N. C
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Tulsa
Riegel
Johnny Bulla
Pittsburgh
Bulla
Stranahan
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Skip Alexander
Southern Pines
Charles Boxes Johnny Haynes in Philadelphia Ring Clash
Ezzard Charles 180 pound heavyweight meets 210 pound Johnny Haynes six feet four in a 10 round bout at the Arena. The Cincinnati star, 27, hopes to prove a good little man can beat a good big man and press toward a showdown with Joe Louis for the heavyweight title next June. Haynes, a New York contender with Texas roots, is expected to press the action and gain little to lose.
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Philadelphia
Ezzard Charles
Charles
Johnny Haynes
Haynes
Cincinnati
Joe Louis
New York Bruiser
Texas
West Coast
Center Five Tops Youngstown 30 24 in League Action
The Canton Jewish Center quintet defeated Youngstown Center 30 to 24 to claim its second win over the visitors. Canton led 17 to 7 at halftime as Max Hoffman scored seven for the winners and Sli man led Youngstown with nine. Other round results include Junior Indians 11 Buckeyes 8 Wolver ines 13 Dodgers 8 Intermediate Pirates 59 Barons 35 Yanks 49 Cardinals 42 Seniors Clowns 31 Old Timers 15. AI A Independents not scheduled.
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Canton Jewish Center
Youngstown Center
Steel City
Max Hoffman
Canton
Sliman
Indians
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Dodgers
Pirates
Barons
Yanks
Cardinals
Clowns
Old Timers
A.I.A
Akron Weight Lifters Capture Four Crowns
Akron lifters dominated the Northeast Ohio AAU championships at Swiss Hall. Pete George won the 175-pound class and was named outstanding performer, while his brother George took the middleweight crown. The Levendaris brothers won 132 and 148 pounds, Sig Holowenko of John Carroll claimed best heavyweight, and Doug Greathouse of Cleveland won the 123-pound title.
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Cleveland
Akron
Ohio
A.A. U
Swiss Hall
Pete George
London
George
Manuel
Tony Levendaris
Sig Holowenko
John Carroll University
Doug Greathouse
Encore basketball adds sparkle to week schedule
Three early season rematches highlight six local scholastic games this week. Lincoln visits Timken and McKinley hosts Massillon on Friday, Central Catholic meets North Canton on Saturday, with Wooster at Central Catholic also on Friday. Saturday has Lehman versus Youngstown South and Timken at Youngstown Wilson.
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Lincoln
Timken
McKinley
Massillon
Central Catholic
North Canton
Wooster
Lehman
Youngstown South
Youngstown Wilson
Lincoln - Timken
Springfield Central Catholic
Crusaders
Viking
Vikings
Springfield Township
Kent Roosevelt
Generals
Royals seize first with win over Lakers in Rochester
The Rochester Royals defeated the Minneapolis Lakers 85 to 74 to move into first place in the Western Division of the Basketball Association of America. Arnie Risens led the Royals with strong scoring to pace the win.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Royals
Minneapolis Lakers
Basketball Association of America
Royals
Arnie Risen
Lakers
George Washington star Otts Zahn led early basketball era
Arthur Otts Zahn, longtime head basketball coach at George Washington University, starred as a player for the team from 1930 to 1933, highlighting his prominent role in the program's early years.
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Arthur (Otts) Zahn
George Washington University
Wild cage race opens second half of Western Conference
Illinois and Minnesota duel for first place as 27 of 54 conference games are played. Illinois leads at 5-1, Minnesota at 6-2 with Michigan third after a 54-46 win over Northwestern. Ohio State and Purdue hover near fourth as Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Northwestern battle.
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Illinois
Minnesota
Illini
Northwestern
Champaign
Gophers
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago Stadium
Indiana
DePaul
Ann Arbor
Mich
Purdue
Buckeyes
Throilermakers
Iowa
Ohio
Michigan State
Long Jim McIntyre
Whitey Skoog
Dick Schnittker
Bulky State In Store for Major Quintets
Major college basketball schedules unfold after mid term break with 199 games in six days. Kentucky and St Louis plus Oklahoma A&M anchor the top ranks as losses anywhere threaten shifts. Villanova slides from perfection after losses to Duquesne and Bowling Green amid upset Saturday night results.
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Neck of
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Xavier
Cincinnati
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Maryville
University of Oklahoma
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Duquesne
Wildcats
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Baldwin-Wallace
Bowling Green
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Arkansas
Baylor
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Duke
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Wooster
Akron
Long Island
Bradley
Blue Grass Boys
St. Thomas
Pipers
St. Paul
K of C Five Caps 10th Win
The Cantonians beat Massillon Buicks 48 to 44 to notch their tenth victory of the season. Sam Gelal scored 20 points for Cantonians who trailed 13-10 after the first quarter and pulled even at 34-34 at halftime before pulling ahead in the third. Massillon’s M. McGuire led with 15. In the opener St. Anthony defeated Fairmount Children’s Home 24 to 14.
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Massillon Buicks
Cantonians
Sam Gelal
M. McGuire
Massillon
St. Anthony
Fairmount Children’s Home
Jerry Petro Captures B Title In Stark County League
Jerry Petro of Middlebranch Diamonds scored 200 points in 12 games to win the Stark County Class B scoring title. East Canton’s Ronnie Blanc was runner up with 163 points, edging Bill Craft of Greentown by one point per game despite Craft playing only 10 games. The Diamonds dominated the season, finishing 12–0 to claim their first league title, with Massillon’s Washington High School gym set for the 27th annual county tournament starting February 16.
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Jerry Petro
Middlebrandh Diamonds
Stark County
Jerry
Nets
Ronnie Blanc
East Canton
Bill Craft
Greentown
Craft
Petro
Conner Biggums
Waynesburg
Gus Bradley
Marlboro
Biggums
Bradley
Jim Bennett
Middlebranch
Louis Bourquin
East Sparta
Dale Shetler
Navarre
Ken Estee
Bob Bush
Jackson
Diamonds
North Canton
Massillon
Washington High School
Daniels Sets Lincoln Single Season Scoring Mark
Gene Daniels of Lincoln passes 183 to become the school's new single season scoring leader. After a 12 point game against Lehman on January 28, he reached 186 in 13 games and later added 11 against Austintown Fitch to reach 197 with two games left, facing Timken and Massillon.
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Trojans
Lions
Lincoln
Austintown
Fitch
Massillon
McKinley
Tigers
Bulldogs
Timken
Niles
Alliance
Toledo Macomber
Canton
Gene Daniels
Oscar Locke
Locke
Wendell Earley
Jerry Bellinski
Central
Don Philabaum
Virgil Stan
Louisville
Chuck Hill
Minerva
Stan
Hill
Francis Harbold
South
Chuck Galey
Gene
Lehman
Mike Regina
Daniels
Austintown Fitch
Cal's Place Defeats North Cherry Merchants 47 40 in Independent Game
Cal's Place built a 30 15 halftime lead and coasted to a 47 40 victory over North Cherry Merchants at the Jewish Center Sunday night. Joe Kuntz and Bob Hayes scored 20 points each for Cal's Place, while Will Kost led North Cherry with 12 points as the margin was trimmed to 39 25 to start the fourth quarter.
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Cal
North Cherry Merchants
Jewish Center
Joe Kuntz
Bob Hayes
North Cherry
Will Kost
Canton Y M C A Splits With Akron Mermen
Canton Y M C A swimming teams split duels with Akron on Saturday. The local prep squad won 30 18 and the Rubber City midget team took 32 16. Akron midgets swept six firsts and an 80 yard freestyle relay while Canton preps won five individual events and a relay heat.
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Canton Y.M.C.A
Akron Mermen
Rubber City
Kent Auto Racer Wins Tampa Feature
Deb Snyder of Kent Ohio powered to an eight length win in a 10 lap feature at the Florida State Fair auto races in Tampa.
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KENT
Tampa
Fla
Deb Snyder
Kent, C
Old Axioms Fade As Ohio College Hoops Emphasizes Balance
Ohio basketball tilts toward balance as Marietta, Muskingum, Akron and Wilberforce lead in offense and defense. Marietta averages 77 points a game but lost key contests. Mount Union counters with strong defense, yet struggles against fast scoring pace. Ashland and Wittenberg push closely in the Ohio Conference race as Ohio teams navigate nonleague games and near intra-state tests.
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Mount Union
Mount
Muskingum
Marietta
Mt. Union
Akron
Wilberforce
Capitol
Wooster
Ohio
Wittenberg
Old Man of 25 Nearing Topin College Points
Baltimore senior James J. Lacy Jr. of Loyola, 25, added 67 points in two games to reach 1,910 career points, moving to fourth on the NCAA era scoring list. He trails Bill Anderson by 73 and Kenny Griffith by 32, with Loyola likely to play up to 10 games this season.
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Baltimore
James J. Lacy Jr
Baltimore Loyal
Lacy
Bill Anderson
Lafayette
Kenny Griffith
Alderson-Broaddus
W. Va
Brooms Abramovic
Salem
Loyola
Greyhounds
Abramovic
Tigers Operate Butler Club In Middle Atlantic League
Butler Pa Detroit Tigers acquire the Butler Club of the Middle Atlantic League in a sale. The transfer moves the Butler franchise under Detroit control, signaling a new era for the team in the league standings.
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Tigers
Butler Butler
Butler
Detroit Tigers
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